Contractors in Sudbury

“Can't say anything bad, Dio and his crew were impeccable. Reasonable pricing and great quality.“

“In the fall of 2024, we had the trim of our house painted by the team at Preserve Services. Nei walked around the house with me to review the work plan and discuss alternatives. He provided clear, straightforward guidance on what needed to be done, including any tradeoffs related to cost. He then followed up with a detailed writen estimate that clearly described the work and the plans.

The painting team began with a thorough power wash to remove accumulated dirt and prepare the surfaces. They arrived the next day as scheduled and got right to work. For us, the painting and cleanup took just a couple of days. Throughout the process, the team was professional, efficient, and respectful of our home and property.

I was pleased with the experience and would gladly recommend Preserve Services to friends. I will certainly consider them a go-to resource for any future painting projects.

John“

“Weston Sealcoating has done excellent work for us over the past 10 years. Recently Rob came on short notice to help us with an urgent issue … he saved the day! Rob runs a thorough, reliable and honest business… highly recommend!!“

“We contracted Target painting for our job in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts based off of a referral from a previous customer based in Sudbury. Target did a great job on the project and we are happy with the outcome. The painters Alan, Mozart, Lucio, and Maciel were prompt to the job site starting by 8 AM every morning and finish around 4-5 PM every day. They were very respectful throughout the job and had a great attitude. Lucas, the project manager, was also very knowledgeable and made a few visits to the site to answer questions and check on the workers.

The only reason I’m giving them four stars is for a few areas that could have been better. Lucas did make every effort to improve the project outcome due to these few missteps.
1) I would’ve liked to have seen Lucas engaged upfront in the project coming to the site as soon as the job started. One avoidable mistake was likely that the painters started the job on the front face of the house the day after a heavy rain. As a result of that, we’re still waiting 3 weeks later for a few areas to dry out and wash away a soapy residue that comes out of the paint when it mixes with water.
2) The carpenter seemed to have the mindset to get the job done as fast as possible. As a result, he damaged perfectly good wood, while removing bad wood. So then touchup was subsequently required to fix those areas. It was likely avoidable if he had been more deliberate.
3) All the workers only speak Portuguese, so it’s important for the project manager to be present as jobs are starting to ensure that the homeowner can communicate with the team as needed.
4) The color coordinator did a nice job helping us pick three colors and trim that were suitable for our neighborhood. When the painter came out to apply samples in different areas of the house, he applied them very close to each other which actually made them appear slightly different than the final product. The painter should have been educated enough to apply them systematically in a manner to avoid any confusion. We expected our house color to be slightly grayish blue when it was actually grayish green in the end. Fortunately, we like the final color of the house very much.

In summary, the outcome of Target’s is quite good. I would’ve liked to have given them five stars if not for a few mistakes that were likely avoidable with some proactive engagement. Target likely realizes this and was engaged after we had some initial discussions pointing out some of these areas. Thank you very much to the team. We appreciate your hard work.“

“Best company ever! Did such an amazing job for my home add on!Service: Home building“

“THEY ARE THE HARDEST WORKING MEN IN THERE BUSINESS. PLUS PLUS THEY LOVE THERE DOGS AND FAMILY VERY MUCH. BUT THERE FIRST LOVE IS WORKING VERY HARD. USE THEM FOR YOUR SPRING CLEAN UP & WINTER SNOW ISSUE. TO KNOW THEM IS TO LOVE THEM“